Its first product was a programming language interpreter for an early personal computer, at the start of the personal computer craze.
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From its prospectus, here is how Apple described its personal computer business: The Company's principal product is the Apple II personal computer system.
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Dear Readers: Three "computerish" definitions: PC — Personal computer.
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One basic problem here is that high-end workstations are a small share of the personal computer market, and Macs are also a small share of the personal computer market.
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IBM 5150 Personal Computer, 1981 The IBM 5150, or simply the IBM PC, debuted in 1981 to an eager market awaiting Big Blues' first step into the affordable personal computer market.
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Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo reported a more than twofold jump in first-quarter profit on Thursday, beating analysts' estimates thanks to robust performance by its personal computer and smart-devices business.
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Intel was also helped by a stabilizing personal computer market.
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HK), parent of personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.
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Compaq was the biggest personal computer manufacturer in the world.
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Few Americans knew of the personal computer or the Internet.
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Macintosh personal computer, which included MacWrite, a word processor that
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HK) - parent of personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.
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Are you looking to purchase RAM for a personal computer?
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Few Americans knew of the personal computer or the internet.
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In 1984, Apple released its first personal computer, the Macintosh.
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There was no internet, no personal computer, no color TVs.
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As you know, Apple did not invent the personal computer.
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A wildly successful entrepreneur who helped spawn the personal computer revolution.
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The idea behind the company was to sell personal computer kits.
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It could seize control of a personal computer with little trace.
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The personal computer market is growing again after years of decline.
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First introduced in 1977, the Apple II was the personal computer.
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We're home to the iPhone, the personal computer, and digital tablets.
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That same year, the world's first personal computer kit was released.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.
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I showed up just when the personal computer industry began. Right.
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In 1983, Apple's most notable personal computer was still the Apple II, which hit the market in 183 and became the first commercially successful personal computer on the market — eventually selling more than five million units.
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And then the other big one is that it gave a lot of room for the personal computer to get started, and the software that surrounds the personal computer — two companies came in, Apple and Microsoft.
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It took just minutes for him to hack into my personal computer.
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The personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 1980s and 90s.
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Take, for instance, the introduction of the personal computer in the 1970s.
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They then examined Coleman's personal computer and found pornographic images on it.
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The company held court over the realm of the desktop personal computer.
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Photo: APThe personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 73s and 27s.
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The analyst also believes Apple will report its personal computer revenues beat expectations.
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There was once a vision to put a personal computer in every home.
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It took another decade or so for the personal computer to come around.
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Another tip is to not mix your personal computer with your business computer.
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But they refined them and built a usable prototype personal computer, the Alto.
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By the early '90s, we'd reached the same milestone for the personal computer.
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But the personal computer, the internet, hey, that's what I was good at.
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A non-PC person — someone who doesn't use a personal computer — buys MACS.
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Hobbyists led the personal computer revolution, before it morphed into a huge industry.
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By then, its $25 chip was feeding the rise of the personal computer.
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Electronics ushered in the personal computer, the internet, fast communication transmissions and lasers.
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Assange eventually regained internet access, but only for his personal computer and phone.
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I don't want Microsoft to call my computer an "edge" device, as if me using a personal computer in the exact way I used a personal computer in the '90s is somehow a hip new buzzword-worthy extension of cloud computing.
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Some people will never own a fixed-line telephone or a desktop personal computer.
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The duo helped pioneer the personal-computer industry when they started Microsoft in 1975.
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The personal computer as we've known it seems to be fighting a losing battle.
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The company is also benefiting from lower-than-expected declines in personal computer shipments.
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Mention the name Dell, and a lot of people will automatically think personal computer.
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Assange has since regained internet access, but only for his personal computer and phone.
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But I think the iPad is already beginning to eclipse the traditional personal computer.
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Optane memory also comes at a potential turning point in the personal computer market.
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When Intel launched the 4004 in 1970, it kickstarted the entire personal computer industry.
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From then on, Son was thinking how the personal computer would change the future.
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The floppy disk's history is inextricably tied to the growth of the personal computer.
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However, there is a complication: Tiah did not have a phone or personal computer.
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Microsoft is trying to light a creative spark under the struggling personal computer industry.
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A generation ago, computing usually took place in a single mainframe or personal computer.
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The same guy introduced the world to the microprocessor, the personal computer and biotech.
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It's truly the most personal computer you can have, it's with you all the time.
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"When Steve Jobs invented the personal computer there wasn't a market for it," he says.
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It has also said it will buy Toshiba Corp's personal computer business for $36 million.
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" In 1980, the document later noted, the firm began to build for IBM's "Personal Computer.
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Security forces raided his house and confiscated his personal computer and other items, he said.
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Mr. Bunnell started a company newsletter, Computer Notes, focusing on the pioneering Altair personal computer.
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First, the ANC encrypted a message on a personal computer using simple one-time pads.
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IBM had just shipped its PC, and the personal computer was about to take off.
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Consequently, Japan's tech sector largely missed out on the software, personal computer and internet revolutions.
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In 1996, then 19-year-old Jennifer Ringley connected a camera to her personal computer.
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Then came the personal computer, the internet and, finally, the "fourth screen": our mobile phones.
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Jason: Yeah, it might be an XT (1503) or an IBM Personal Computer from 2150.
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Doing some digging (on your personal computer, not at work) is your first stop. Glassdoor.
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Its personal computer sales have stayed remarkably solid considering the broader global decline in that market.
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That was until the personal computer was invented and a new use for Intel's microprocessors emerged.
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The angular surfaces of the Countach feels like the sharp edges the early personal computer era.
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Your personal computer is definitely home to information you don't want in the hands of others.
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Does the 1977 Commodore PET Personal Computer hold the secret to the origin of the dongle?
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HP said the personal computer market continues to be tough, but that it has eased somewhat.
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The second are people who use their personal computer or laptop to run group video meetings.
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Not for the first time, Qualcomm is trying to find a place inside the personal computer.
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Last week, personal computer firm founder Michael Dell disclosed a 6.45 percent stake in the company.
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How many people do you know today who don't have a cellphone or a personal computer?
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And since Windows just copied the Mac, it's likely that no personal computer would have them.
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The cities where people were quickest to adopt the personal computer saw wages increase the fastest.
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"In its brief product cycle, the Lisa changed people's expectations of a personal computer," he wrote.
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Sales to the personal computer industry accounted for 21 percent, from 8 percent a year ago.
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As we noted above, 1984 is the year Apple released its first personal computer, the Macintosh 128K.
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Micron has too much exposure to the personal computer, Cramer said, and it needs to be diversified.
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In a world where your primary computer is your phone, the personal computer needs to be redefined.
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Sony has already sold off its ailing personal computer division and streamlined its television and smartphone businesses.
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In 1981 he founded SoftBank to distribute personal-computer software in Tokyo with two part-time employees.
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Revenue in the personal computer business fell about 1 percent to $8.76 billion from a year earlier.
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Of course you only want to enable this on your personal computer, and not a shared one.
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MAD Gaze is a pair of AR smart glasses that look to be your own personal computer.
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Many leapt from the pre-web era straight to the mobile internet, skipping the personal computer altogether.
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He built a licensing regime that charged personal computer makers a fee for installing his operating system.
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"About 1985, the personal computer market was tremendously overextended," Texas Instruments spokesman Stan Victor told the Tribune.
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Stroz also said it found 50,000 work emails from Levandowski's time at Google on his personal computer.
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Apple did not make the first personal computer, nor the first tablet computer, nor the first smartphone.
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It has enjoyed a recovery of late helped by signs of rebound in the personal computer market.
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Intel, whose chips helped drive the personal computer revolution, was once the underdog in the data center.
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In its first season, the AMC drama was about the personal-computer revolution of the early 1980s.
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I can fix that, he thought, and he then hacked an early personal computer to do so.
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But most professionals would probably benefit from using a personal computer combined with a smartphone and tablet.
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" She also added the personal computer market is "doing a little bit better than most people expected.
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In later years Intel, the Northern California chip giant, would come to dominate the personal computer business.
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That breach can then spread from a student's personal computer across the university's network, according to Banic.
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I remember buying the instructions for the personal computer from a guy who had them in baggies.
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And I found that guy: he runs the personal computer museum in Brantford, his name is Syd Bolton.
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Asked if he downloaded the encrypted WikiLeaks file to his personal computer or his government one, Katz demurred.
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Asked to name use cases that display the power of AR, Wiley compared it to the personal computer.
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Michael Dell presented a plan to bring his personal-computer and corporate-technology firm back to public markets.
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Maker Chris Davis, a developer from Minnesota, built the product because we was fascinated by personal computer history.
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Global personal computer shipments fell 11.5 percent in the first quarter, tech research company IDC said on Monday.
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He is CEO of Logitech, a company that once specialized in mainstream personal computer (PC) mice and keyboards.
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Xerox has made a cash-and-stock offer for personal computer and printer maker HP, CNBC has confirmed.
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The late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs reinvented the personal computer and changed the world with the iPhone.
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The Nikkei had reported earlier that Toshiba intended to sell its personal computer operations to Taiwan's Asustrek Computer.
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In 1984, Apple introduced the Macintosh personal computer during the Super Bowl with a clear and creative vision.
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Can only use a personal computer at his lawyer's office that is not connected to the internet. 7.
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The Xerox Star was priced more like a copier, an expensive office machine, rather than a personal computer.
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The Silicon Valley pioneer was being decimated by Microsoft and its many partners in the personal-computer market.
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During the raid, prosecutors tried to seize a personal computer used by Mr. Ghosn in Mr. Hironaka's office.
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When Gates first pitched the idea of the personal computer, industry experts didn't think it would catch on.
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And while big, Microsoft no longer looms as the threatening bully it was in the personal computer era.
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Mr. Suess and Mr. Christiansen built their electronic bulletin board using a personal computer called the S-100.
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" She also added that the personal computer market is "doing a little bit better than most people expected.
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The former, HPE, handles enterprise-facing matters; the latter, HP Inc, is the personal computer and printing business.
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You can protect yourself in the same way by using a VPN on your personal computer or phone.
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Intel also raised its full-year revenue outlook, amid a more optimistic outlook for its personal computer business.
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"The new Dell Technologies has a lot going for it," Cramer said, highlighting its move beyond the personal computer.
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The inventions of the semiconductor, personal computer and the internet marked the Third Industrial Revolution starting in the 1960s.
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T) expects to reach an agreement "soon" on integrating its personal computer business with China's Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.
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In 2010, the data center division brought in just $4.4 billion, compared to the personal computer business's $13 billion.
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Additionally, Assange's online activity is restricted to the use of his personal computer or phone on the embassy's wifi.
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The Swiss personal computer company Logitech also failed to rouse tech stock buyers, despite reporting record second quarter sales.
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In 2004, buying a new car or owning a personal computer were some of the top markers of wealth.
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It also cut the high end of its full-year outlook with the personal computer market still under pressure.
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Microsoft is being hurt by continued weakness in the personal computer market even as it grows its newer businesses.
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Nohzdyve was developed for the ZX Spectrum, a personal computer that was released in Britain in the early 1980s.
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I use the paid version so that I can access it on my phone, personal computer, and work computer.
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These include the internet, the personal computer, television, radio, the telephone, newspapers, novels, the printing press, and writing itself.
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Dell Technologies is going public again, five years after going private to transform itself amid slowing personal computer sales.
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Personal computer: 83% of whites own desktops or personal computers, compared to 66% of blacks and 60% of Hispanics.
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After his design for the personal computer was rejected five times, he left and founded Apple with Steve Jobs.
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Toshiba said reports that it was looking to sell its personal computer operations were untrue, Reuters reported on Friday.
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The Xerox Alto was created in the '70s as a personal computer that could print documents and send emails.
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When the world's first personal computer kit came out later that year, Allen suggested Gates to try something different.
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Cloud computing uses remote servers hosted to store and process data instead of a personal computer or local server.
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Revenue dropped 2 percent in the personal computer division, which includes Windows 10 and Microsoft's line of Surface hardware.
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We're seeing the cost of shooting up a satellite becoming the cost of a personal computer, thousands of dollars.
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In the following years, the company was increasingly outgunned and outmaneuvered in the personal-computer market it helped invent.
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There was this new-fangled thing coming on the market, the personal computer, and I began writing about technology.
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The chipmaker's revenue also exceeded Wall Street forecasts, helped by an improvement in personal computer and data center demand.
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Companies that make hardware and network devices skidded after HP, the printer and personal computer maker, forecast weak profits.
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It's easy to take for granted now, but you can finally get the combination of performance, weight, size and battery life that many have always wanted in a PC. Frankly, PCs have actually never been stronger or more attractive tech devices — it's more like a personal computer renaissance than a personal computer extinction.
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HP's results were helped by a rebound in the personal computer business, with sales rising for a second straight quarter.
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HP's results were helped by a rebound in the personal computer business, with sales rising for a second straight quarter.
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The personal computer, to its credit, has changed drastically since 2012 (hell, the first Surface Pro wasn't available until 2013).
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In this way, developers can hack their infrastructure much as an earlier generation may have tricked out their personal computer.
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The mere idea of an IBM personal computer sent IBM's stock up, and curious and ill-informed customers into stores.
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Wesley A. Clark, a physicist who designed the first modern personal computer, died on Monday at his home in Brooklyn.
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In 1976, Jobs and Wozniak set out on their own and founded Apple, introducing the personal computer to the masses.
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"The boom began with the introduction of the personal computer, and it will continue until at least 21," he wrote.
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During the investigation, they found pro-ISIS images and execution videos on his phone, personal computer, and a USB stick.
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Clinton's additional use of a personal computer server at her home, however, broke State Department rules, an internal watchdog found.
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Guccifer 85033 claimed to have obtained the latest DCCC memos from the personal computer of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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"Within not even a dozen years: The video game industry was born; the personal computer industry was born," said Berlin.
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Never under any circumstances use your work computer, or a personal computer connected to your work network, to access SecureDrop.
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Apple launched an investigation, uncovering more than 2,000 files on Chen's personal computer containing confidential information, the court documents said.
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The personal computer was no longer the center of gravity, displaced by smartphones, internet search, social networks and cloud computing.
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One instance was found on a personal computer in a hospital and the other on a private citizen's home computer.
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By any measure, Caltrain is the equivalent of a dated personal computer running Windows 95 way overdue for an upgrade.
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The personal computer era is over, but what Intel — one of the largest suppliers of chips to PCs — reports still matters.
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Jacobs' attorney wrote the letter after the company saw that he was downloading Uber documents to his personal computer, Padilla said.
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This week, we interviewed Chowbotics Executive Chairman Rich Page, who worked alongside Steve Jobs pioneering personal computer design at Apple Inc.
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Industrial output was flat in September as declines in semiconductor and personal computer production offset gains in autos and construction equipment.
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Abedin's personal computer may have escaped the FBI's particularly gentle dragnet in the Clinton email case would come as little surprise.
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In this classic introduction to the Macintosh personal computer, lifeless drones listen to a speaker tell them about conformity and obedience.
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The malware is programmed to encrypt files on an infected personal computer three days after the original infection, according to Olson.
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AMD also supplies the personal computer and virtual reality businesses, while Nvidia has ties with the connected car and artificial intelligence.
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Micron shares have recently been under pressure due to weak demand for its chips amid a slowdown in personal computer shipments.
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Thus, the regime began spying on Madani as soon as he returned to Iran, breaking into his personal computer and accounts.
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HP surged 6.36% on Wednesday after Xerox reportedly made a cash-and-stock offer for the personal-computer and printer maker.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is legendary for helping start the personal computer revolution and for building a business worth billions.
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ARM, a decades-old spinout of a British personal computer company, specializes in low-power semiconductor designs, popular in wireless devices.
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Personal computer pioneer Michael Dell on Tuesday defended free market capitalism as the most effective system to drive entrepreneurship and jobs.
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Certainly, IBM's entrance into the personal computer market firmed up some of the players, but the roots go a bit deeper.
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Mr. Peddle and his new company built their own personal computer around the 6502: the Commodore PET, which sold for $495.
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In the last three months of 2016, worldwide personal computer shipments fell 3.7 percent, according to Gartner, the technology research firm.
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First of all, Apple didn't create the first touchscreen, the first smartphone, the first MP3 player or the first personal computer.
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In 1986, that changed with the spread of what's deemed to be the first-ever personal computer virus, known as Brain.
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He donated it to the Maine Personal Computer Museum in 2009, after which it was sold to a series of private owners.
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Just ahead of the election, however, Comey announced a renewed probe related to emails found on Clinton aide Huma Abedin's personal computer.
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The case documents don't give much indication of what types of data and materials Pho took and left on his personal computer.
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On the negative side, there is the floundering personal computer business, which is hurting profits from longtime Microsoft software businesses, especially Windows.
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Apple is rebranding its personal computer operating platform, and alongside it, focusing more on integrating users' activities across devices via the cloud.
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The shift to digital payments accelerated with the arrival of smartphones, bought by many Chinese who had never owned a personal computer.
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Shop some of Amazon's best deals below: Convertible laptops combine the versatility of a tablet with the functionality of a personal computer.
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The venerable Big Blue sold in 2005 its profitable personal computer business because it was deemed unviable as a long-term project.
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Intel, by contrast, cemented its dominant share of the personal computer chip market by playing along with regulators instead of fighting them.
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DE said on Tuesday that Michael Dell, founder of the personal computer firm, had bought a 9.8 percent stake in the company.
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Google started a program last fall called Google Hotel Ads, which allows travelers to book on a personal computer, tablet or smartphone.
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Like the Oculus, the Vive requires a pricey high-end personal computer to work as well as placing sensors around the room.
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Intel on Thursday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that topped analysts' expectations, but the chipmaker's legacy personal computer business continued to struggle.
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The solution for the iPod was iTunes on a personal computer -- a spread-out interface with plenty of room to create playlists.
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"What I did do was have a personal computer that was hooked up to a private phone line (sounds ancient.)," Powell wrote.
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This seems ironic to me, as scientists and entrepreneurs and their use of psychedelics birthed the modern personal computer and mobile age.
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Sharp gained 3.0 percent after the company said its board would meet on Tuesday to consider buying Toshiba Corp's personal computer business.
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The iPad's limited screen space and emphasis on full-screen apps also makes for fewer distractions than on a traditional personal computer.
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Revenue from Lenovo's personal computer and smart devices group grew 12%, while its mobile business group recorded a 9% fall in sales.
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Cramer pointed out that today, many of the big-name personal computer companies such as Dell, HP and Lenovo use AMD products.
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In October 1990, Apple released the Macintosh LC, which was the first relatively low cost Mac personal computer with a color display.
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According to a deposition reported on by The New York Times, as of 2007, the real estate mogul had no personal computer.
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"Word processing was already the center of a thriving industry well before the personal computer gained general acceptance in business," Haigh added.
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The suit further alleged that Anderson downloaded "hundreds of gigabytes of Tesla confidential and four proprietary information" documents to his personal computer.
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American inventors gave us the automobile and the airplane, the personal computer and the Internet, along with countless other life-changing technologies.
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N) fell as much as 5% on Monday after the personal computer maker rejected a buyout offer from Xerox Holdings Corp (XRX.
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From Johana Bhuiyan, Recode: According to the document, Stroz found 33,000 work emails from his time at Google on Levandowski's personal computer.
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Mr. Cook had mastered the art of global manufacturing supply chains, first in IBM's personal computer business and then at Compaq Computer.
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Cramer has pointed out that, many of the big-name personal computer companies such as Dell, HP and Lenovo use AMD products.
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The company's results also added to evidence that the personal computer industry is stabilizing and even growing, at least among corporate customers.
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The shift began with the advent of the personal computer, accelerated with the Internet, and has reached new speeds through social media.
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"I cannot stress enough just how important this is for the company that pioneered the microprocessor for the personal computer," Cramer said.
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N) fell as much as 5% on Monday after the personal computer maker rejected a buyout offer from Xerox Holdings Corp (XRX.
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HP Inc dipped 0.6% as the personal computer maker rejected a raised takeover bid of about $35 billion from Xerox Holdings Corp.
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Since the 1980s personal computer boom, having technology at home and on your person had been a sign of wealth and power.
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"What Bill Gates was to the personal computer, Artur Fischer is to do-it-yourself home repair," Der Spiegel wrote in its interview.
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One of them, the Surface Pro 4, is a personal computer and one is a powerful mobile system reaching to be the same.
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For that, consumers seeking the bleeding edge will still need a headset tethered to a high-powered personal computer — for now, at least.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Lenovo Group Ltd announced a plan to restructure its China business to cope with the changing personal computer (PC) industry.
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Starting in the '80s with the advent of the personal computer, there was a steep drop-off in the number of women coders.
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I'd compare this to the first year of the personal computer industry, in which a grand total of 23,000 personal computers were sold.
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The personal computer software business, once Microsoft's mainstay, has been eroding for years, as people spend more of their computing time on smartphones.
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Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, you worked at SRI International, the birthplace of Siri, and Xerox PARC, where the personal computer was created.
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Intel has also looked toward newer technologies like the internet of things and mobile phones as the personal computer market continues to decline.
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The job cuts are part of a wider global restructuring at Fujitsu, which plans to concentrate its personal computer production operations in Japan.
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American personal computer makers HP and Dell could move up to 30% of their notebook production in China to Southeast Asia, Nikkei reported.
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Before it settled so comfortably into the family portrait, the personal computer first had to woo consumers for an invite into their homes.
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Sekiguchi calculates that it would take 3,000 years for a personal computer to achieve what a supercomputer can do in just one day.
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The maker of graphics chips issued upbeat current quarter guidance, as sales to high end manufacturers offset a decline in personal computer sales.
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Revenue for the Hewlett-Packard spin-off also came in above forecasts as the personal computer market stabilized and the printer business improved.
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Back in 2010 it floated the notion of using your personal computer as a charging station for various mobile devices in the vicinity.
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With mobile phones now supplanting so many of the original purposes of PCs, it's high time for the personal computer itself to evolve.
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Apple unveiled the iMac G3, the first personal computer without a floppy, and PC makers slowly followed suit over the next few years.
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Micro also gave an upbeat current-quarter forecast, thanks to improved pricing for its memory chips and a more stable personal computer market.
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In the compact disc, for instance, he sees a transport mechanism, a way to get audio files from pressing plant to personal computer.
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This particular form of cyber threat involves malware that encrypts the data on your personal computer so you can no longer access it.
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Paul Allen, who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975 and helped usher in the personal computer era, died on Monday at 65.
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Microsoft regarded the newcomer as a threat to its grip on the market for desktop personal computer software and its operating system, Windows.
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Michael Fassbender plays Jobs around the launches of three products: the first Macintosh personal computer, the non-Apple NeXT computer and the iMac.
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Now, many will point to Apple's continued insistence that, for many people, an iPad is a more ideal personal computer than a notebook.
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The corporate center of gravity remained its Windows operating system, the linchpin of the company's wealth and power during the personal computer era.
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The vacuum tube is the foundation upon which radio, the transistor, television, the microchip, the personal computer and all modern electronics are based.
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Using that muscle, researchers digitally simulated how 703,000 different molecules would interact with the virus — a Herculean task for your typical personal computer.
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Xerox Holdings Corp's fell 4% and HP Inc 0.1% after the personal computer maker rejected a raised takeover bid of about $35 billion.
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Using a personal computer on the company's WiFi is not as dangerous, but if you can, avoid that too and connect from home.
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This is the personal computer that Bill Gates and Paul Allen wrote an OS for, and set in motion the personal computing revolution.
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Both firms have come to rely on data center chips for growth because personal computer sales have stagnated as users shifted to mobile devices.
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Highland sees room for growth in Marvell's solid state drive business, which should more than offset the decline in personal computer and notebook performance.
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In the process, we get a glimpse of where the most simultaneously ubiquitous and enduring consumer electronic device, the personal computer, is headed next.
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You can build Fort Knox-level security into a personal computer, but it would come at the expense of user experience — and often does.
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It was considered a foregone conclusion that the smartphone would become the de facto personal computer, and that the tablet would accelerate this shift.
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Update your resume and your LinkedIn page (on your personal computer, not the one you use at work) and begin searching for new positions.
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JavaScript is the world's most prevalent programming language, with nearly every personal computer and mobile device with a web browser capable of running JavaScript.
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As part of that process, Whitman last year split HP's operations focused on selling business technology products from its personal computer and printer operations.
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The personal computer quickly became the focus point of IT operations, and its role only grew as the Internet offered enhanced connectivity and communication.
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The primary form of personal computer is changing, which is why ultrabooks and hybrid laptops are so prominent in Intel's marketing and development efforts.
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Instead, it created a suite of online services — first search, followed by email and maps — that threatened the entire purpose of a personal computer.
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Advanced Micro Devices jumped 6.97 percent after a report that it plans to team up with Intel to form a personal computer chip unit.
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The personal computer, the internet and the iPhone all changed the world during Walt Mossberg's illustrious career in journalism as a columnist and reporter.
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Intel reported its fourth quarter earnings today, and the numbers were a stark reminder that the golden age of the personal computer has passed.
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As Ian Bogost, a game designer and professor of media studies at Georgia Tech, puts it, Minecraft may well be this generation's personal computer.
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Over the next decade, Apple lost its dominant position in the personal computer market as devices powered by Microsoft Corp's Windows gained market share.
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A DHI common share is an ownership stake in all of Dell, including EMC, the personal computer business, and Dell's ownership position in VMware.
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The typical user relied on a personal computer connected to their home telephone line to send an email or browse the World Wide Web.
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She said Uber had planned to fire Mr. Jacobs because its security team had caught him downloading sensitive company information to his personal computer.
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Known for his technical acumen and ruthless business practices, he helped to establish Microsoft's Windows software as the primary system for the personal computer.
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Today, cloud services from Amazon, Microsoft and Google have become the internet equivalent of Windows, the dominant operating system of the personal computer era.
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He and Mr. Gates tweaked and massaged the code, and it became the operating system that guided the IBM personal computer, introduced in 1981.
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The LINC, designed by the M.I.T. physicist Wesley A. Clark, is believed by many computer historians to have been the first true personal computer.
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Microsoft's total operating revenue, which includes the deferred accounting for sales of its Windows 10 personal computer operating system, was higher, at $23.56 billion.
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With regards to Intel, Cramer thinks they lost their way when trying to diversify away from the personal computer market a few years ago.
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The personal computer market has been in a slump for years as buyers have shifted to newer categories of devices like tablets and smartphones.
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I was also interested in art, so I wrote a program that allowed a professional draftsman to use a personal computer to design anything.
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The Mercury had been offering me a job as an editor of their personal computer section, but they wouldn't hire me as a reporter.
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Michael Dell helped shape the personal computer market when he founded Dell in 1984 as a University pre-med freshman with $1,000 in savings.
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The Apple II was designed and built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak by the end of 1976 as the first mass-marketed personal computer.
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But you should really should do it from a personal device, Rogers says, whether that's your personal computer, a phone, or an iPad at home.
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Hogeg said the company is already designing the next phone and that the next product to be launched would most likely be a personal computer.
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But personal computer shipments have held steady recently as businesses replace old PCs with new ones that use the latest Microsoft operating system, Windows 10.
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Apple still needed to do some convincing that its personal computer could truly be personal — that is, both usable and useful to the average person.
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Personal computer makers HP and Dell Technologies are planning to reallocate up to 30% of their notebook production out of China, according to the Nikkei.
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Donald Trump at his computer-less desk in 2010 (AP Photo/Richard Drew)The personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 1980s and 90s.
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So far, the hunt has turned up only one file — on the personal computer of an engineer who, like Levandowski, also formerly worked at Google.
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This "Full account access" privilege should only be granted to applications you fully trust, and which are installed on your personal computer, phone, or tablet.
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Under Hirai, who succeeded Howard Stringer as CEO in 2012, Sony sold off its ailing personal computer division and streamlined its television and smartphone businesses.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd reported a 20% jump in second-quarter profit on Thursday, slightly beating analyst estimates.
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The tech industry has been chock-full of productivity-improving creations, of course, from the personal computer itself to spreadsheets, databases, word processors and browsers.
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But soon he realized that the operating system was a key on-ramp to the personal computer — a tollbooth or chokepoint for all other software.
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Intel, which helped found the personal computer industry, has been struggling as tech users shift away from PCs to mobile phones for their computing needs.
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Add in some uncertainty over the long-term prospects for Dell's personal computer business, and some on the buyside could see reason to take pause.
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"The personal computer operator is the Electronic Man on Horseback riding into the (sinking) Western sun," declared a columnist in the newsletter InfoWorld in 1980.
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He wondered how non-technical people could benefit from the power of a personal computer — that's how the earliest Macintosh came to be, Sculley said.
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Perhaps the most famous Super Bowl commercial of all time, this oblique pitch for the then-new Macintosh personal computer was groundbreaking for multiple reasons.
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Cramer's second winner was Microsoft, which beat Wall Street's second-quarter earnings expectations thanks to its gaming, personal computer, standard operating systems and LinkedIn businesses.
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It was revolutionary for its time and offered a digital catalog you could access if you had a personal computer and subscribed to their service.
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EM: The fact that you can make captures of aerial photography with your personal computer and without ever touching a camera is an enormous advancement.
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Their system could deliver well-recognized songs as voicemail greeting cards just by using a personal computer, a circuit card and a phone line connection.
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It unleashed the personal computer revolution, created popular operating systems and programming languages, and established the foundation upon which the Internet and cloud computing depend.
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Sure, maybe we would still have ended up with a personal computer, a visual Web browser, and even an affordable cell phone without venture capital.
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DARPA was especially invested in the development of computer science, which led directly to the creation of the personal computer, introduced by Apple in 1976.
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She has been working toward this moment since she was 12, when she first downloaded software to calculate pi on her personal computer in Japan.
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As a sophomore in 236, Mr. Griffin began trading out of his dorm room using a fax machine, an early personal computer and the phone.
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Apple was founded in the late 1970s by Steve Jobs and went public in 1980 after helping usher in the era of the personal computer.
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The chipmaker's revenue also beat estimates, and it raised its full-year forecast on the strength of demand in the personal computer and data center markets.
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He took apart an early personal computer in the 1980s, and until a few months ago, he was writing computer programs, said his daughter, Nancy Sag.
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"To me, a personal computer should be small, reliable, convenient to use and inexpensive," Wozniak wrote in an article for Byte Magazine, describing the new system.
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This Super Bowl ad from 1984 was directed by Ridley Scott (who directed Alien in 1979) and was the world's introduction to the Macintosh personal computer.
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For those who did not grow up with a smartphone in hand, there's a propensity to use the device like a smaller personal computer, it seems.
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Remember, Apple didn't invent the mouse and graphical user interface, it refined what it saw at Xerox and gave it a home on a personal computer.
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To solve a certain conjecture in the 1970s, racing against a 14-year-old opponent, Andret purloins a personal computer (which, anachronistically, runs the C++ language).
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The businessman said the company wants to support a broad range of customers, who require a diverse set of tasks, particularly in its personal computer business.
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His work on the personal computer began in May 1961, when he led a team of M.I.T. engineers in developing the Laboratory Instrument Computer, or LINC.
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Personal computer makers HP Inc and Dell Technologies are planning to reallocate up to 30% of their notebook production out of China, according to the Nikkei.
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Lenovo, which bought IBM Corp's personal computer and server businesses, relies on the Americas for 255 percent of its total revenue, versus 286 percent from China.
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"The Franklin ACE 21988—a professional personal computer with the quality and reliability for the most demanding business applications," the firm stated in a 21987 ad.
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Finally, Intel stole the show with its earnings report showing an improving top line, healthy gross margins and signs of recovery in the personal computer segment.
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In 1998, Cook left his job at Compaq, the largest personal computer company in the world, to join Apple when it was struggling to be successful.
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Africa, with its rapid population growth, falling data costs and heavy adoption of mobile phones, having largely leapfrogged personal computer use, is tempting for tech companies.
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"What I did do was have a personal computer that was hooked up to a private phone line (sounds ancient.)" Powell wrote on January 23, 2009.
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NEC has spent the last decade mostly on restructuring unprofitable units that lost to price-competitive Asian rivals, selling the semiconductor, personal computer and smartphone businesses.
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Microsoft still dominates the market for personal computer software, but its share of smartphones - where many people now do the bulk of their computing - is tiny.
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N for $15 billion in a bid to expand its reach beyond its core microprocessor business, which has faced declines along with the personal computer market.
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By the mid-1990s, Microsoft was the dominant personal computer software company, so much so that it became the target of a series of antitrust investigations.
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One tactic Microsoft employed was to bundle its browser, Internet Explorer, to Windows, which held more than 90 percent of the personal computer operating system market.
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In at least one case, the spies struck gold: They discovered a trove of highly classified National Security Agency programs on an agency employee's personal computer.
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Under Mr. Nadella, Microsoft has made that transition to cloud software delivery, and its personal computer software business is no longer considered an engine of growth.
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But Handley said he was able to compute that in negligible with his personal computer "with a few devious tricks inspired by how game engines work."
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"That's when the personal computer market really took off," Bill Seiler, who worked alongside Mr. Peddle on the first Commodore computer, said in a phone interview.
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They took this ethos into the firm they built, which from its earliest days embraced the ideal of the personal computer as a symbol of individuality.
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He added that talks with Japan's Fujitsu Ltd to integrate the firms' personal computer businesses were ongoing and he hoped for progress in the near future.
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Wozniak, he talks about when he and Jobs created the personal computer, how they got it wrong in terms of what they thought about use cases.
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The file was found on the personal computer of Sameer Kshirsagar, and is the first such file—out of an alleged 14,000—Uber has admitted to locating.
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HTC did not put enough emphasis on branding, Mr. Shih said, adding that Acer failed to adequately transfer to mobile devices as the personal computer market sagged.
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A search at Haas' residence as part of a separate federal investigation also found more than 400 images of child pornography on a personal computer, Block said.
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The Santa Clara-based company helped found the personal computer industry and became one of the world's biggest chipmaker on the back of growing demand for PCs.
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Fujitsu surged 5.7 percent after Reuters reported, citing a source, that China's Lenovo Group Ltd was in talks to bring Fujitsu's personal computer business under its control.
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The meeting occurred the year before Steve Jobs returned to Apple and transformed the company with products like the iMac personal computer, the iPod and the iPhone.
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US officials believe that Kaspersky was hacked by Russian intelligence services, who used the software to search for top secret information on a NSA contractor's personal computer.
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Cloud computing uses a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage and process data, instead of a local server or a personal computer.
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Shares of China's Lenovo Group Ltd rose 1.5 percent on media reports that it is in talks to bring Fujitsu Ltd's personal computer business under its control.
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Westinghouse came to ruin over bad loans from its credit division, and Intel, riding high on the personal computer and Internet booms, took over sponsorship in 22019.
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A faster-than-expected slowdown in personal computer game revenue, aggressive spending and new products or business models from competitors could weigh on earnings, the bank warned.
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Twenty years later, computers through the Macintosh and Apple and the IBM personal computer ultimately brought us to the iPhone and Android phones that you have today.
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The chip maker's revenue also beat estimates, and it raised its full year forecast on the strength of demand in the personal computer and data center markets.
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In 1975, they moved to Albuquerque, N.M., where a fledgling microcomputer company, MITS, made the Altair 8800, a primitive machine often credited as the first personal computer.
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If you're working on a personal computer, all you have to do is download the appropriate desktop app or click a link and log into your account.
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State of the Art More than 40 years ago, Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft with a vision for putting a personal computer on every desk.
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Edith Windsor, the plaintiff in the historic DOMA Supreme Court case, was also an IBM Engineer and the first person at the company with a personal computer.
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The C.I.A. also targeted Microsoft's Windows personal computer software, other internet-connected computers, and home and industrial devices running the Linux operating system, according to the documents.
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"PC games were also a problem," Sun said, pointing to an 8 percent sequential fall in revenues as personal computer gamers made the transition toward mobile devices.
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For much of the 20th century, it was possible to ignore historical period in a narrative partially because there were certain technological continuities, the "personal computer" aside.
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Whitman took the drastic measure in 2015 of splitting HP into two companies: HP Inc, the printer and personal computer maker, and HP Enterprise, its software business.
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Salling had been charged with 2 counts of child porn after cops found more than 50,000 images of child pornography and child erotica on his personal computer.
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They had one person covering computing at that point, and they had ... they had a personal computer columnist, Erik Sandberg-Diment, quirky guy who's a good friend.
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Instead, Pho appears to be the NSA employee from whom Russia stole valuable data, by compromising the Kaspersky antivirus software on a then-unidentified NSA employee's personal computer.
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The participants were given a chance to read the same content in either print, on a laptop or personal computer, before taking a pop-quiz on the material.
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With the Complete Guitar System from Udemy, you can take a series of expert-taught guitar lessons at home right on your personal computer for less than $10.
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Toshiba shares closed up 8.17 percent after reports said the electronics maker was not considering withdrawing from personal computer (PC) production and selling its Hangzhou factory in China.
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But the initial bug proved a major headache for people who installed Apple's big update in the middle of their workday or for away from their personal computer.
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While personal computer makers around the world are struggling as consumers switch to mobile devices, Lenovo's core PC business is declining more rapidly than many of its competitors'.
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"In the way that a personal computer is sort of self contained, not a gigantic thing, we can do this chemical processing at the household level," he said.
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The current moral panic over the smartphone echoes the anxieties of earlier generations about novelties like the bicycle, the landline phone, the automobile, television, and the personal computer.
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An homage to the British producer's first personal computer, "Nimbus" sounds like a room full of computers coming online, pinging in unison, getting ready for calculations to come.
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Just like the typewriter gave way to the personal computer, for some workers an AR device will replace the sometimes awkward use of a notebook, tablet or smartphone.
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One case spotted last September was an attack on the personal computer of South Korea's defense minister as well as the ministry's intranet to extract military operations intelligence.
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One case spotted last September was an attack on the personal computer of South Korea's defence minister as well as the ministry's intranet to extract military operations intelligence.
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He is credited as one of the inventors of the integrated circuit or silicon microchip, which both fueled the personal computer revolution and lent Silicon Valley its name.
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In none of these interviews was there ever a hint that the tablet would replace the personal computer for doing serious work, like Apple and others have predicted.
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Apple's two-decade ascent from a near-bankrupt has-been of the personal computer era into the first trillion-dollar corporation has defied every apparent rule in tech.
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Since then, news reports have alleged that Russian intelligence operatives exploited Kaspersky software on a National Security Agency employee's personal computer in order to steal classified U.S. secrets.
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The personal computer market was shrinking, leading to declines in Microsoft's flagship Windows operating system business, and the Xbox One console's poorly received launch made it a punchline.
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The company that's hailed for innovation does not often invent things first — it didn't create the first personal computer, the first digital music player or the first smartphone.
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Chuck Peddle, the engineer and entrepreneur who helped launch the age of the personal computer after designing a microprocessor that sold for a mere $2495, died on Dec.
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"Chuck Peddle is one of the great unsung heroes of the personal computer age," said Doug Fairbairn, a director at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif.
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"This is a machine that is made in America," Mr. Jobs trumpeted in 26, after Apple opened a manufacturing facility in California to produce the Macintosh personal computer.
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One of the biggest surprises of the quarter was a 5 percent increase in the revenue Microsoft received from personal computer makers for licenses to its Windows software.
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Billionaire Michael Dell's gambit to take his personal computer business private in 2013 became one of the most acrimonious deals of the decade, with several long-reverberating impacts.
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Microsoft: Cramer's outlook on Microsoft improved after Intel reported that the rate of decline in personal computer sales was slowing, even as sales were still down 2 percent.
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Whitman re-entered the business world a few months later, and joined the board of directors in January 2011 for Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest personal-computer maker.
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But the larger move was westward, beginning in the late 1960s, when first the semiconductor business and later the personal computer industry took root in sunny Northern California.
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Not since the mid-25s, when Microsoft dominated the personal computer industry with Windows, has a technology platform instilled such fear in competitors, writes the NYT's Daisuke Wakabayashi.
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To be clear, Uber has disputed and continues to dispute Alphabet's claim that the files that Levandowski downloaded to his personal computer ever made it to its servers.
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If the rumors are true, streaming the contents of a powerful remote PC to your personal computer, tablet, or phone seems to be one very possible future for gaming.
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Apple releases the first Macintosh personal computer and an iconic accompanying trailer, which brings us to thoughts of a tech-dominated landscape that only Diana could save us from.
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The second probe, which police call "Case 2,000," centers on recordings the police obtained while examining the personal computer and phone of Netanyahu's former chief of staff, Ari Harow.
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Fahrenkopf said that the CPD brought in experts three or four months ago, who conducted a top-to-bottom cybersecurity review, which included his home phone and personal computer.
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On a personal computer, that attack would be most useful for privilege escalation: a hacker running low-level malware could use a Spectre bug to own your whole computer.
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Nvidia also said that its revenue derived from personal computer makers decreased by almost 23.24 percent because of lower demand for GPU products targeted for use in cryptocurrency mining.
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That's another huge advantage because when you talk about the Vive, the Oculus Rift, you have got to get a high-end personal computer that most people don't have.
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A new report has revealed personal computer sales are at their lowest in seven years with Apple being the only company to sell more PCs in 2015 than 2014.
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In 1987 Ken Griffin, a then-19-year-old sophomore at Harvard University, started trading from his dorm room with a fax machine, a personal computer and a telephone.
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PC sales have been slipping across the board for years, and global personal computer shipments fell 10.6 percent in the quarter year over year, according to research firm IDC.
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You'll get the flexibility to tackle those big class projects with a durable, lightweight personal computer that is also versatile enough to handle all your extracurricular activities with ease.
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While the ABCI will not have a mouse or screen, it's not vastly different from a personal computer -- just souped-up, a whole lot faster, and much, much bigger.
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Not only did Mary Allen Wilkes helped develop what is now considered the first "personal computer" — she was also the first person to have a PC in her home.
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But there are some downsides to always having it on when you're using your personal computer, the main one being that Incognito mode can slow down your internet browser.
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From the late nineteen-sixties to the early eighties, Silicon Valley introduced technologies that have come to dominate the world economy, including the personal computer, video games, and biotechnology.
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The first season follows a series of characters as they build a personal computer, while the second examines their efforts to create an online gaming empire in the 1980s.
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Alto was the world's first true personal computer with an operating system and graphical user interface (GUI) that had icons you clicked, a mouse, ethernet networking, and so on.
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Many Chinese also never bought a personal computer, meaning smartphones are the primary — and often first — computing device for the more than 600 million who have them in China.
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This covert action in apartheid South Africa was remarkable for its time: a secret communication network built on cryptic phone calls, a cipher, a recorder, and a personal computer.
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Yet the company's big move came when it promised the computer giant IBM that it would deliver the operating system software for IBM's entry into the personal computer business.
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At Xerox, when the corporate managers took over its personal computer project and tried to commercialize the Alto, named the Xerox Star, they priced it at more than $16,123.
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Results were helped by improvement in personal computer and data center demand, and Intel also gave an upbeat current quarter outlook as well as announcing a 5% dividend increase.
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HONG KONG, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group said on Thursday a turnaround for its mobile business was unlikely to happen by March, as previously targeted.
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Apple appears to have a new laptop on the way, as the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has approved a "portable personal computer" from Apple in a filing (via 9to20193Mac).
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The company raised $157.8 million in an initial coin offering in December to support the development of an open source blockchain smartphone, as well as a blockchain personal computer.
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Samsung's upcoming flagship Galaxy S8 smartphone could give users the ability to plug it into a screen and turn it into a desktop personal computer, according to a media report.
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Apple is also still readying its plan for whatever it believes the next evolution of the personal computer will be, whether that's augmented reality glasses or self-driving car technology.
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In the 1970s, PARC and other Silicon Valley innovators shattered this model and launched the information revolution with the invention of the personal computer, graphical user interface and Ethernet connectivity.
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While the client computing group still brings in the lion's share of overall revenue, Intel has been shifting its focus away from the personal computer market amid declining PC shipments.
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Switching between AirPod-connected devices is easier now, too, which is great for users like me who use their AirPods with their work computer, personal computer, phone, and Apple Watch.
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The computer hardware maker also issued weaker than expected current quarter guidance and cut the high-end of its full-year outlook, as the personal computer market continued to struggle.
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As TechCrunch previously reported, Opternative's app generally allows users to take an eye exam from the comfort of their own home using their smartphone and a laptop or personal computer.
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Authorities allege another nine illegal images were allegedly recovered from his personal computer along with a video file showing a 10-year-old girl being molested by an unknown assailant.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported in October that Dell, the third-largest personal computer maker, had filed confidentially for listing SecureWorks, which it bought for $612 million in 2011.
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Using my personal computer, I pay my gas and electric bill ($88.29) and my credit card bill from last month ($81.27), but I decide to save the points I've accrued.
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It may not be one that shifts high volumes to begin with because of the price and the fact it requires an expensive and top spec personal computer to work.
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Like game-changing innovation of the past 50 years — the personal computer, the mobile phone, and the internet — self-driving cars have the potential to improve the lives of millions.
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If Aadhaar is indeed as revolutionary as the personal computer, it is frustrating that the second half of the book veers into other ways IT can help deliver government services.
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The company has weathered a shrinking personal computer industry by focusing on game enthusiasts, who are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for processors used in playing graphically demanding games.
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Now in its fourth generation, the Razer Blade 143 has never been more powerful as a personal computer — or better yet, as a gaming laptop fit for any battle station.
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Now in its fourth generation, the Razer Blade 14 has never been more powerful as a personal computer — or better yet, as a gaming laptop fit for any battle station.
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With Microsoft, itself an upstart software firm that had been tapped by IBM to provide an operating system for the company's personal computer, Intel would completely reshape the computer industry.
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It wasn't until the explosion of the personal computer, followed by online services in the late '80s and early '90s -- including America Online, Prodigy and CompuServe -- that email became widespread.
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The chip companies Intel, a titan in the personal computer days that fell short in mobile, and Qualcomm, a mobile leader that has run into competitive woes, are on Wednesday.
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With Microsoft, itself an upstart software company that had been tapped by IBM to provide an operating system for the company's personal computer, Intel would completely reshape the computer industry.
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But he has not been charged with mishandling classified information; instead, the feds found more than 10,000 images of child porn on an encrypted virtual machine on his personal computer.
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Unlike thirty years ago when the small percentage of Americans actually using email downloaded correspondence onto their own personal computer, nowadays almost no one has their own personal email server.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Weisler will publicly introduce a personal computer similar to the slimmest one he brought out of the nested machines, with a 28.5-inch screen but even thinner.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd reported a 11% jump in third-quarter net profit on Thursday, slightly beating analysts' estimates, due to higher shipments.
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Earlier in the day, Xerox said it was planning to take its bid hostile after the personal computer maker refused to open its books for due diligence before a deadline.
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Anki Cosmo Robot Edith Windsor, the plaintiff in the historic DOMA Supreme Court case, was also an IBM Engineer and the first person at the company with a personal computer.
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The expansion of its use and capability has made the cellphone not just a communications device but the planner, personal computer, mapping mechanism and record storage device for most people.
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With all the ruckus around free trade, Cramer didn't want investors to miss what he called "one of the greatest stories of the era:" the comeback of the personal computer.
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In one 2016 incident, Andariel was involved in hacking into the personal computer of the South Korean defense minister and the Defense Ministry's intranet to extract information about military operations.
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These ARC alumni, along with other engineers who attended or were inspired by the Demo and Engelbart, developed the Alto, the first personal computer equipped with a GUI and a mouse.
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Like it or not, your Windows 10 is highly vulnerable to all kinds of pernicious attacks — and hackers are just getting more and more creative with creeping into your personal computer.
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Total revenue, however, fell 10.1 percent to $23.80 billion, squeezed by a strong dollar as well as a weak personal computer market that has reduced demand for Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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MUNICH, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Fujitsu plans to close a personal computer and laptop factory in Germany, its last hardware production centre in Europe, potentially costing 1,800 jobs, it said on Friday.
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Yang, speaking on the sidelines of a Lenovo artificial intelligence (AI) event in Shanghai, also said that talks with Japan's Fujitsu Ltd to integrate the firms' personal computer businesses were progressing.
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The company's CEO, Sundar Pichai, called AI "a seminal moment in computing" on a par with the personal computer, the web and the smartphone going mainstream, at roughly 10-year intervals.
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Challenging Industry Environment: The average selling price in the outsourced assembly and testing (OSAT) industry is declining due to intense competition amid a weak personal computer market and subdued smartphone growth.
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The magazine helped legitimize the burgeoning cyberpunk movement, which imbued the growing community of personal computer users and participants in online communities with an '210s version of hippie sensibilities and values.
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While Intel is tied to the personal computer, which has been on a decline, it is transitioning itself towards stronger areas such as the data center and the internet of things.
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"Until Halo's launch, the most successful shooters required a personal computer and the precision offered by a high-quality mouse," explained The Strong's associate curator Shannon Symonds in a press release.
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The company's CEO, Sundar Pichai, called AI "a seminal moment in computing" on a par with the personal computer, the web, and the smartphone going mainstream, at roughly 10-year intervals.
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The name plays off the typical CPU you would find in a personal computer, or the GPU, graphic processing unit, you would find in a PC built for high-end gaming.
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As a key player in the introduction of the personal computer, Wozniak has spent his life working to make it easier for humans to interact with and be empowered by tech.
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Aside from the issue of whether or not you actually want to talk to your personal computer, Siri on macOS is really helpful—it's neatly integrated, accurate, and easy to configure.
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Lenovo said pre-tax profit of its personal computer and smart devices group rose 42 percent year-on-year to $940 million in its fiscal first half of April through September.
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Today, Apple announced the latest in a long line of innovations that includes such hits as the personal computer and the smartphone: a phone that plays music without a headphone jack.
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In the mid-1980s, with the advent of the personal computer and advanced printing techniques, she obtained a computer and began to work at home, where she makes drawings in sets.
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The bride's father was a vice president of Prodigy Services, a company in White Plains, that developed, advertised and sold its online services for personal computer users in the early 1990s.
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While there, she was instructed to surrender her two mobile phones, an iPad and a personal computer, along with their passwords, the suit alleges, and the officers viewed the devices' contents.
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In the 1970s, Mr. Thacker was part of a group that designed the first modern personal computer, the Alto, working out of the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, known as PARC.
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The first personal computer kit, the Altair 8800, had been released only a year earlier, and the Apple 1 computer wouldn't be released by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak until 1976.
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While Intel's Client Computing Group brings in more revenue than any other business segment, the company has been shifting away from the personal computer market, as PC shipments continue to decline.
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At the time, Jobs was at one of the lowest points of his career; he had long ago been booted from Apple, and the personal computer revolution seemed to be dimming.
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In 218, Apple introduced the public to its groundbreaking new personal computer, the Macintosh, with a now-iconic Super Bowl ad portraying the Mac as liberating consumers from a conformist dystopia.
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"'Full account access' privilege should only be granted to applications you fully trust, and which are installed on your personal computer, phone, or tablet," the company writes on its support page.
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I think we went through a period when you and I were coming of age, and when Silicon Valley had the combination of the microchip, the internet and the personal computer.
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The fast-growing biotech company will take over as named sponsor from Intel, whose chips were helping build the personal computer industry in 1998 when it took over as sponsor from Westinghouse.
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In 1978, working with Sony, he developed a device called the "Animaker," which simplified video animations, and in the '80s, with JVC, the "Aniputer," a kind of personal computer for making graphics.
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"When the personal computer came out I imagine people purchased it because it was cool and maybe had a game they could play or a program they could use," Zayner told me.
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Global personal computer shipments fell 4.73 percent in the quarter ended in December from a year earlier, IDC said on Tuesday, the largest decline since the research firm started tracking PC shipments.
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The world's largest personal computer (PC) maker Lenovo Group said on Wednesday its third-quarter revenue fell 8 percent to $12.9 billion due to slower global PC demand and weaker smartphone sales.
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Among stocks, HP Inc tumbled 13.8 percent in premarket trading after its quarterly revenue fell short of analysts' estimates on weaker-than-expected sales in both its personal computer and printing businesses.
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The RS Computer was among the early stumbling steps of the personal computer era, when everyone thought that, since people were buying Amigas and Macs, they'd probably buy computer shoes as well.
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Among stocks, HP Inc tumbled 14.5 percent in premarket trading after its quarterly revenue fell short of analysts' estimates on weaker-than-expected sales in both its personal computer and printing businesses.
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What had happened in the '80s was the personal computer came out, and so a lot of women were walking into these classrooms where all these men had tinkered with these computers.
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Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group reported a 20% year-on-year jump in second-quarter profit on Thursday, slightly beating analysts' estimates, on the back of strengthening demand for its products.
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Amit Daryanani, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said that Apple may be entering a period of slowing replacement sales, similar to what happened in the personal computer market a decade ago.
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"I believe that David never got the credit he deserved for inventing the computer magazine industry, the first personal computer trade show and much of the landscape of the industry," he said.
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From the personal computer to breakthroughs in healthcare, these innovations were the result of investments in education and research, and people who were willing to take a risk on a creative idea.
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For those looking to turn off Restricted Mode on YouTube, doing so is relatively quick and easy using a personal computer or phone, as long as you have your login information handy.
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Schulte, 29, was arrested in August 2017 on charges relating to his possession of some 10,000 images and videos of child pornography, after the FBI searched his personal computer, the statement said.
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Imagine if we'd tried to put the brakes on the development of telephone or radio technology a century ago, personal computer technology a generation ago or cell phone technology a decade ago.
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Intel is the world's biggest semiconductor company because when Mr. Grove was in charge, it dominated the personal computer industry and was an important player in the associated business in computer servers.
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In the 1970s, he and his high school classmate Paul Allen began making money with their programming skills and started talking about plans to develop software for the burgeoning personal computer market.
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Logitech, a consumer technology colossus that makes personal computer accessories, mobile phone products and a host of other devices, reported earnings on Tuesday, posting strong sales and a raised full-year outlook.
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With all the ruckus around free trade, CNBC's Jim Cramer didn't want investors to miss what he called "one of the greatest stories of the era:" the comeback of the personal computer.
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U.S. District Judge Colm Connolly in Delaware said Acacia had not adequately pled its claims that HP's Envy x2 detachable convertible personal computer infringed on three patents related to flash storage technology.
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When the law was written, electronic communications were a novelty, data storage came in the form of floppy disks, and the largest personal computer hard drives measured in the tens of megabytes.
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The world's largest personal computer maker and No.5 smartphone vendor recorded an 8 percent fall in third-quarter revenue to $12.9 billion due to slower global PC demand and weaker smartphone sales.
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Nearly a dozen years after its acquisition of IBM's personal computer (PC) business, Lenovo's bid to transform from a China-based business to a global company appears to have proven the skeptics wrong.
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HK), the world's largest personal computer (PC) manufacturer by shipments, on Thursday said it returned to profit in its second fiscal quarter, beating analyst estimates, due primarily to gains from an asset sale.
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When Meduza attempted to install Kaspersky software onto a personal computer, the user was asked whether they wanted to participate in KSN — though the option to join was selected as the default answer.
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In November, an employee of NSA's elite Tailored Operations Unit, Nghia Hoang Pho, pleaded guilty to taking such tools home and loading them onto his personal computer, which was running Kaspersky antivirus software.
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The company's technology integrates with a wheelchair's control mechanism and allows users to interact with either their personal computer, smartphone or tablet by making the same movements they use to control their wheelchairs.
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Nearly half of the average shopper's $998 budget will be spent online, according to Deloitte – including 35 percent via a personal computer, 7 percent via a smartphone and 5 percent via a tablet.
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DE continued to hold out for a higher price a week before the offer period ends, as personal computer firm founder Michael Dell disclosed a 6.45 percent stake via a special situations fund.
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HK), the world's largest personal computer (PC) maker, reported a return to profit on Thursday but said rising component prices could pressure its bottom line this year as supply shortages extend to batteries.
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Rozendaal believes screensavers became so popular in their day because for a while, and for so many, they were one of the few fun and creative things to do on a personal computer.
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I wanted to go back and be closer to building something, to go back to that creative fulfillment that I found as a kid just typing away on my personal computer, making programs.
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The cost of putting a satellite into orbit has gone from supercomputer-level costs and design cycles to just a few thousand dollars, similar to the cost of a fully loaded personal computer.
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The sector also got support after Microsoft reported on Tuesday a 2.1 percent rise in quarterly adjusted revenue as growth in its cloud business helped to offset weakness in the personal computer market.
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The personal-computer and Internet revolution that began in the late 20th century eventually took over most of the world, but its most prominent players — Amazon, Apple, eBay, Google, Microsoft — were distinctly American.
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Many in the nascent tech industry didn't foresee the rise of the personal computer and thought it laughable that people would want a small computer, with its puny processing power, in their home.
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Japan's Sharp said it will buy Toshiba's personal computer business and issue $1.8 billion in new shares to buy back preferred stock from banks, highlighting a swift recovery under the control of Foxconn.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Fujitsu Ltd and China's Lenovo Group Ltd will postpone plans to integrate their personal computer operations until next month or later, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported Thursday on its website.
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Such pioneers of the personal computer as Stewart Brand, publisher of the Whole Earth Catalog, imagined that the universal use of the magic machines would bring about the fulfillment of a libertarian dream.
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It's going to be done on something we call a personal computer, it's going to be more about software than hardware and we're going to change the world one person at a time.
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Once known mostly for its Windows personal computer operating system, the company now relies on revenue growth from its cloud-based computing and software services, most of which are sold to other businesses.
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They grew up in a tiny farming community in Connemara, near the country's west coast, and for a long time they were the only people they knew whose family owned a personal computer.
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Nvidia, Qualcomm and a few other companies are ahead of Intel, which once dominated the personal computer business but has struggled to duplicate that success in other areas, including mobile devices and automobiles.
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It cornered the personal computer market over more than three decades, supplying hundreds of millions of desktop computers with much of their internal architecture, after dominating which microchips were used in the industry.
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The results appeared to show that Sony was gradually getting its restructuring under control, after selling some assets, such as its Vaio personal computer business and its stake in Japanese game maker Square Enix.
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HONG KONG, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo Group on Thursday reported an 11 percent profit drop in second-quarter profit, hurt by supply constraints and continued difficulty in the PC market.
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Family legacy Mobisson was a founding lecturer at Anambra State University of Science and Technology and was part of a group of professors that invented the first commercially produced personal computer in West Africa.
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Intel has struggled to grow as demand for personal computer chips has dried up, Barron's said, but growth in the company's data center group, which includes server chips, could eventually bring in more revenue.
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Krzanich said on a conference call with analysts that the transition beyond personal computer chips is well underway, with 40 percent of revenue and 60 percent of profit margin coming from places beyond PCs.
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The device maker HTC had surpassed Apple to become the largest smartphone vendor in the United States, while the computer company Acer had leapfrogged Dell to become the world's second-largest personal computer maker.
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In the case of the NSA breach, it's believed that an employee took the classified information home to complete some after-hours work, and hackers were able to access his personal computer through Kaspersky.
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The sector also got some support after Microsoft reported on Tuesday a 2.1 percent rise in quarterly adjusted revenue as growth in its cloud business helped to offset weakness in the personal computer market.
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After missing out on the smartphone boom, it makes sense for Facebook to try owning one of the next iterations of the personal computer — connected speakers, like Amazon's Echo, are a fast-growing market.
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Uber admitted today that it had found one of the documents Waymo alleges was stolen by a former employee — who left its self-driving car effort to join Uber's — on the employee's personal computer.
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Kaspersky Lab in June accused Microsoft of abusing its dominance in the personal computer market to unfairly harm third-party antivirus providers in how it distributed its own Defender antivirus software on Windows 10.
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The WSJ has previously reported that Russian hackers working for the government were able to obtain classified documents from an NSA employee who had stored them on a personal computer that ran Kaspersky software.
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Every now and then, you win the lottery, which is what happened in 2017 when the personal computer of another NSA contractor was scanned and found to have the mother-lode of classified technology.
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There was also a "museum" of Apple computers, with models dating back more than three decades, including a Macintosh 128K — the original Apple Macintosh personal computer — signed by Stephen Wozniak, the company's co-founder.
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For the past nine years or so, the smartphone has been such an amazing, versatile, powerful digital gadget that the industry's desire to create other devices to complement the personal computer seemed to wane.
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Lenovo Group's 3.875% 2022s were spotted 4bp wider after the world's largest personal computer maker reported profit of US$535m in the year to March on revenue that fell 4%, just missing analyst estimates.
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Biden was instead stuck in a makeshift studio in his Delaware home, webcasting his remarks with a low-quality personal computer camera against a straight-out-of-YouTube black backdrop and two American flags.
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And if no one can imagine doing social networking better than Facebook, remember that no one dreamed that the personal computer, once little more than a toy for hobbyists, would displace the mighty mainframe.
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I was very excited to work in my pajamas, but my system is extremely slow since I don't have a work laptop and have to connect on my personal computer through a remote desktop.
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Apple also admitted that the striking cylindrical design of the Mac Pro, a personal computer that is important to its most demanding customers, turned out to be a mistake that limited its upgrade potential.
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Intel's total addressable market has grown significantly as the company has diversified away from the personal computer business and made strategic acquisitions in areas like autonomous driving, interim CEO Bob Swan told CNBC on Thursday.
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"The unique thing about the Hub, in comparison with the rest of the Surface line, is that it's not a personal computer," explains Microsoft's hardware design chief Ralf Groene, in an interview with The Verge.
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Sales to the personal computer industry accounted for 21 percent of total revenue, from 8 percent a year prior, while revenue from the communications sector that includes smartphones fell to 48 percent from 58 percent.
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The vitality of the U.S. economy has long stemmed from our country's unique ability to imagine and then commercialize "the next big thing" — from electricity to air travel, from the personal computer to the iPhone.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Moscow-based antivirus software maker Kaspersky Lab said on Wednesday that its security software had taken source code for a secret American hacking tool from a personal computer in the United States.
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Acquaintances of Madsen have previously told reporters that he was very open about his predilection for sadistic sexual activity and authorities have claimed to have found videos of women being decapitated on his personal computer.
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For the past nine years or so, the smartphone has been such an amazing, versatile, and powerful digital gadget that the industry's desire to create other devices to complement the personal computer seemed to wane.
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"Trans women and effeminate men are harassed most because ours is a very patriarchal society," said Suresh Ramdas, who heads the LGBT support group for Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest personal computer maker, in India.
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Intel — Intel was upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at Mizuho, noting that declines in the personal computer market are moderating and that the chip maker is a dominant force in cloud and other new markets.
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Fujitsu and Lenovo Group announced the postponement of their target date for a final deal on their personal computer business tie-up to sometime in the first-half of 2017, the Nikkei business daily reported.
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The butterfly keyboards are one of the main reasons I chose to go with a 2015 MacBook Pro, the last of Apple's laptops with the old style keyboard, as my personal computer just last year.
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Starring McKenzie Davis and Lee Pace, the show takes place over the span of ten years and explores a fictional insider's look at the growth of the personal computer and the birth of the internet.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Google Inc is seeking to raise between $218 million and $221 million by selling shares in Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo, according to a deal term sheet seen by IFR on Wednesday.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Long-Term Growth Headwinds: Fitch expects revenue growth will remain constrained by ongoing cannibalization by SSDs in mission critical and personal computer (PC) markets, which still represent roughly 40% of unit sales.
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When we think about the advent of massive new technologies, like solar power, electric vehicles or the personal computer, we have to wait for a consumer to be able to get to a purchase point.
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But in 153, this user-to-information proximity was practically unfathomable, an anomaly seven years before IBM introduced its Personal Computer, the first computer of a size and price that was attractive for individual use.
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After attending a demonstration of the Altair, an early hobbyist personal computer, at a Palo Alto hotel in 1975, Mr. Tesler returned to PARC to alert his colleagues to the arrival of low-cost systems.
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However, Jobs envisioned the Macintosh as the first truly mass-market personal computer, in part because it was easier to use than most other computers on the market, with a built-in screen and mouse.
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With the personal computer business seeing a revival and 3D printing emerging as a leading solution for large-scale manufacturers, HP Inc has now reported five quarters in a row of double-digit revenue growth.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Russian hackers leveraged Kaspersky software in 2015 to pilfer classified National Security Agency materials from a government contractor who had moved the files to his personal computer.
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Her account is rooted in a colorful portrait of Adriano himself, a Socialist who dreamed of "enlightened capitalism," had just launched a personal-computer division, and planned to sell his computers in Russia and China.
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If the advent of the personal computer helped undermine a closed Soviet system that could not compete in an information age, then exploiting the vulnerabilities of the internet and social media may be Russia's revenge.
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Martin tried on the headset but wasn't able to take it for a test drive because he received the delivery at his office and his personal computer needed to power the headset was at home.
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ADM-3A Terminal 1977 The iconic ADM-3A was a compact video terminal released in 1974 that became popular with early personal computer builders due to its relatively low cost—$995 in kit form, $1,195 assembled.
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Early Tuesday, the question was answered when on Tuesday morning, local journalists reported that he had been taken by Sebin, the country's intelligence service, and had his personal computer seized during a raid on his home.
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According to a quick internet search, it is the practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer.
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SHANGHAI, July 20 (Reuters) - Lenovo Group Ltd's personal computer (PC) business will return to positive growth in the current fiscal year 2017/18, the firm's chief executive Yang Yuanqing told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.
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Seagate Technology — JPMorgan Chase upgraded the disk drive maker's stock to "neutral" from "underweight," owing to a slowing decline in sales of server drives as well as reduced exposure for Seagate to the personal computer market.
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Even if you are not ready to engage an attorney, if something is happening to you at work, document your experiences and keep records of everything on your personal computer, screenshot text messages and print emails.
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The South China Morning Post reported back in April that Huawei has been developing its own smartphone, tablet, and personal computer operating systems, which would serve as an alternative to the likes of Windows and Android.
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While Hispanic and black Americans are less likely to own a personal computer or home broadband than whites, they are almost just as likely to own smartphones, according to a recently published study by Pew Research.
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Sales in Microsoft's personal computing business, which includes its Windows software, once the bedrock of the company, fell 2500 percent to $11.8 billion, slightly beating the rate at which personal computer sales fell in the quarter.
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Fifteen years ago, it would have been unthinkable to order Microsoft to turn over a private file from a personal computer, or ask Verizon for a transcript of an unflagged phone call from three months earlier.
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Blue helps out here with an included Mini USB to Lightning cable and requires no app to use, so you can just plug it right into an iPhone or personal computer without having to install anything.
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Many PC gamers claim that playing on a personal computer is the best way to experience video games in general due to their power, customization options, and library of titles across the web's many game launchers.
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" Mr. Bunnell charted the growth of the personal computer from its hobbyist roots to its becoming the engine of what the venture capitalist John Doerr later described as the "largest legal accumulation of wealth in history.
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The personal computers used by consumers are also vulnerable, but hackers would have to first find a way to run software on a personal computer before they could gain access to information elsewhere on the machine.
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Xerox (XRX) is preparing to nominate as many as 11 directors to HP's (HPQ) board, The Wall Street Journal reported, as the company seeks to push its $33.5 billion takeover offer for the personal computer maker.
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Its various interests include its stake in Lenovo, which bought I.B.M.'s personal computer business in 2005 and is China's largest computer vendor; CAR, China's largest rental car chain; and Lakala, a Chinese financial services company.
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Unlike the early Apple 1 and Apple 2 computers — and other companies' models at the time — the Macintosh came without arrow keys on the keyboard to train early personal computer customers how to use a mouse.
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Yang Yuanqing also dismissed the possibility of selling the struggling division to focus on the personal computer (PC) market where Lenovo is the world's biggest maker by shipments, as widely proposed by analysts and company watchers.
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The personal computer in the '80s, local area networks, distributed networks which have chips that communicate along the ... Well, at that time like telephonic lines, but now of course it's all laser lines and optical fiber.
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In the complaint, Tesla says that Anderson downloaded and kept proprietary company files to his personal computer, attempted to poach Tesla employees (only two accepted), and even worked on Aurora with Urmson while still employed by Tesla.
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An ex-girlfriend of Kricfalusi's, who asked not to be named in this story, said she, too, saw naked images of prepubescent girls who appeared to be between 12 and 14 on his personal computer around 2007.
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"Meltdown enables an adversary to read memory of other processes or virtual machines in the cloud without any permissions or privileges, affecting millions of customers and virtually every user of a personal computer," the 23 researchers wrote.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) denies Guccifer 2.0's claim her personal computer was hacked and says a leaked document on "tactics" for dealing with Black Lives Matter is neither her creation nor her belief.
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If you wanted a job with Microsoft at the height of the personal computer revolution, you only needed to display two qualities — at least, that's what Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told NBC's "Today" show in 1989.
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Investment publication Barron's was among the first to throw stones at Apple, which went public in a huge surge in 13, speculating in 21 that IBM would "bury" Apple, then maker of the early Lisa personal computer.
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Microsoft got its start in 1975 when its founders, Bill Gates and Paul Allen, launched the company's first product: A BASIC language interpreter that ran on the MITS Altair 28 computer, the first commercially successful personal computer.
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Dozens of larger-than-life rivalries would develop as the personal computer industry went on to transcend its hobbyist roots and transform the world, with giants like IBM, Compaq and Apple sweeping away small companies like MITS.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Dell, who 32 years ago started a personal computer business from his college dorm room, officially completed his giant $67 billion merger with EMC, a data storage company with interests in software and security.
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Lenovo said pretax profit at its personal computer and smart devices group rose 42 percent year-on-year to $940 million in its fiscal first half of April through September on a 5 percent pretax profit margin.
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HONG KONG, June 1 (Reuters) - Google Inc is seeking to raise between $218 million and $221 million by selling shares in Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo , according to a deal term sheet seen by IFR on Wednesday.
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The gadget mania began last month, when Samsung started selling its $1,000 Galaxy Note2185, a luxurious device with an extra-large screen and the ability to be converted into a personal computer if connected with a display.
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The personal computer maker HP will cut 20203,000 to 9,000 jobs from its global work force, the company said on Thursday, estimating that its reorganization plan will save it $1 billion annually by the end of 2022.
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It was Mr. Tesler who gave Mr. Jobs the celebrated demonstration of the Xerox Alto computer and the Smalltalk software system that would come to influence the design of Apple's Lisa personal computer and then its Macintosh.
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According to an image of the EEC approval shared by 9to5Mac, the upcoming "portable personal computer" has a model number of A2289, but those are the only concrete details we can see about it at this point.
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HONG KONG, Aug 18 (Reuters) - China's Lenovo Group Ltd , the world's biggest personal computer (PC) maker, said on Thursday its first-quarter net profit rose 64 percent, beating estimates, as solid PC sales offset tepid smartphone demand.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Lenovo Group Ltd's personal computer (PC) business will return to positive growth in its fiscal 2017/18 year, the firm's chief executive Yang Yuanqing told Reuters on Thursday, after a drop in shipments last year.
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Amid a steady decline in personal computer sales and smartphone demand in recent years, Broadcom, a big iPhone and PC chips supplier, managed to transform its core business to cloud data center networking and AI custom processors.
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As we reported, Salling copped a plea in his child porn case earlier this month ... a case that was filed after cops found more than 50,000 images of child porn and child erotica on his personal computer.
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Stills from Canned Heat With a personal computer at his disposal, Collins was able to scrap the laborious pursuit of hand-drawn animation, and could now make all the working parts of an animated film on his own.
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Mr Trump, who is said not to use a personal computer, has railed against giants like Amazon and Apple, and has promised to cut the country's H-1B visa programme, a source of skilled workers for the sector.
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Thomas Guzzi Jr., a 36-year-old fifth grade teacher at the John H. Winslow Elementary School in Vineland, New Jersey, was detained after investigators allegedly found more than 100 files of child pornography on his personal computer.
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Profit for the quarter was $233 million, versus a loss of $289 million in the same period a year earlier when the world's largest personal computer maker by shipments took a one-off hit, following U.S. tax reform.
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While that deal helped Dell diversify beyond its core personal computer business, the company is now focused on making inroads in cloud computing, business software and data management - a key driver of its deal to acquire EMC Corp .
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Tellingly, Sanders refused to go anywhere near the many ethical issues that have dogged Clinton, from questions about the Clinton Foundation to the ongoing saga of her decision to keep State Department emails on a personal computer server.
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The Chinese personal computer and phone-maker reported an 8 percent drop in third-quarter revenue to $33 billion, on slowing demand for computers and smartphones, even though net profit rose 18.5 percent to $300 million, beating forecasts.
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Generation Xers were there to embrace the power of the personal computer, while Millennials have mastered the art of the smartphone, spitting out texts and tweets so fast that it would make an American Old West gunslinger proud.
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Between 1960 and 1979, the 914 earned Xerox around forty billion dollars—funding, among other things, the construction of the corporate campus in Rochester, and jump-starting the development of the personal computer, at Xerox PARC , in California.
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Jobs made the same point in a segment of the PBS show "Triumph of the Nerds" in 1996, when he admitted that Apple's Macintosh personal computer was just a more user-friendly version of previous computers available then.
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David Bunnell, a journalist and publisher who helped create PC Magazine, Macworld and other consumer publications that chronicled and contributed to the explosive growth of the personal computer industry, died on Tuesday at his home in Berkeley, Calif.
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"Microsoft's Solitaire" was mostly an afterthought when it was added to the company's influential Windows operating systems, but millions of people were introduced to the card game as a result of Microsoft's dominance in the personal computer market.
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IBM had been under aggressive antitrust investigation and litigation since 1967, so when it built a personal computer, it outsourced the operating system — MS-DOS — to Gates's company and allowed Gates to license it to other equipment makers.
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Silicon Valley has an unhealthy fetish: As the first billionaires of the personal computer era have hit middle age, some of them have begun pouring money into dubious projects to keep them young, or possibly even stop death.
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In notes for "Banteay Srey," created in 1993, Mr. Stone wrote that "a Burundi child's song is stretched and recontextualized with an original musical bed," courtesy of MIDI, a then-new "personal computer," a sampler and a synthesizer.
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Levandowski, who is alleged to have exfiltrated some 14,000 files from his former employer, Google, and downloaded them onto a personal computer, went on to form a self-driving truck company called Otto which Uber purchased in 2016.
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Russian state hackers stole a collection of National Security Agency (NSA) hacking tools and other documents from the personal computer of an agency contractor who had taken the classified documents home from work, reports The Wall Street Journal.
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As Secretary of State, he used a personal computer hooked up to a private connection, prompting defenders of Clinton to point out her actions were not unprecedented and that the media has held her to an unfair standard.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said on Friday it had not entered into talks with any company to sell its personal computer business, denying media reports that it was in negotiations to sell the unit to Taiwan's Asustek Computer Inc.
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The Apple-1 sold by Christie's this past week was previously owned by a computer enthusiast named Rick Conte, who bought it in 1977 to learn BASIC and later donated it to the Maine Personal Computer Museum in 2009.
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Microsoft's stock has jumped 150 percent to new highs since Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella took over in 2014 and made the company a major player in cloud computing while reducing its dependence on a tepid personal computer industry.
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HONG KONG, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's largest personal computer (PC) maker, on Thursday posted a 67 percent slide in third-quarter net profit, lagging analyst estimates, as supply constraints and a weak macroeconomic environment weighed.
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"It concerns me that people who work from home—people who are logged onto a company system on a personal computer—are becoming subject to monitoring and data analysis just as if [they] were at work," says Lewis Maltby.
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Instead, the government seized Schulte's personal computer and found more than 20163,000 images and videos of child pornography in an encrypted folder stored on a virtual machine on the device, according to a federal complaint that has been unsealed.
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Intel posted a long blog post yesterday touting the success and evolution of its 40-year-old x86 microprocessor — the one that powered the first IBM personal computer in 1978 and still powers the majority of PCs and laptops.
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Profit for the quarter was $233 million, versus a loss of $289 million in the same period a year earlier when the world's largest personal computer (PC) maker by shipments took a one-off hit following U.S. tax reform.
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People at Oculus, the V.R. start-up that Facebook purchased for $2 billion in 2014, compare their Rift headset to the Apple II personal computer — one of the earliest incarnations of a device that would change the world. Eventually.
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While that deal helped Dell diversify beyond its core personal computer business, the company is now focused on making inroads in cloud computing, business software and data management - a key driver of its deal to acquire EMC Corp EMC.
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Mr. Allen was a force at Microsoft during its first seven years, along with its co-founder, Bill Gates, as the personal computer was moving from a hobbyist curiosity to a mainstream technology, used by both businesses and consumers.
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These include the first woman to take a technology company public, the first chairman of Apple, and a man who played critical roles in government to create the internet and in industry to commercialize it through the personal computer.
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If you find human interaction works better for you for technical support, consider hiring a personal computer trainer (Angie's List and Thumbtack are two possible sources for finding help locally) or asking for help in a nearby computer shop.
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All of which is to say the Apple Watch, at conception, was a very personal response to an already very personal computer — the iPhone, which you can use during a potluck or after 50 sit-ups or whenever, really.
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HONG KONG, Nov 3 (Reuters) - China's Lenovo Group Ltd , the world's largest personal computer (PC) manufacturer by shipments, on Thursday said it returned to profit in its second fiscal quarter, beating analyst estimates, helped by the disposal of assets.
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"He combined the analytic approach of a scientist with an ability to engage others in honest and deep conversation, which sustained Intel's success over a period that saw the rise of the personal computer, the Internet and Silicon Valley," Bryant added.
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Originally there was no clue that you would ever even be able to do 23D on a personal computer, but, as it happened, 23D programs like Infini-D became available years before a good 23D animation program like Flash appeared.
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Now, on the last morning of the last day, they had assembled for the highlight of the conference: Futures Day, an invitation-only demonstration of the Alto personal computer system developed at Xerox PARC, the company's research center in Palo Alto.
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If Intel did well in its quarterly earnings report and planned to spend aggressively in the coming months, it meant personal computer makers were likely to do the same because the company was the main supplier to all of them.
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Marvin Minsky, who combined a scientist's thirst for knowledge with a philosopher's quest for truth as a pioneering explorer of artificial intelligence, work that helped inspire the creation of the personal computer and the Internet, died on Sunday night in Boston.
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Among other things addressed in the leak: passwords to research databases and publications, documents on the House race for Florida's 18th district (including information on Republican contenders), and documents that they claim are from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's personal computer.
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In April 1981, during crunch time for Microsoft's most important project—developing an operating system for the upcoming IBM personal computer—Allen up and left, joining a colleague on a field trip to Florida to see the first space shuttle launch.
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He reportedly wasn't trying to help the Russian government or any other foreign body, but might've brought his work home to get more done — even though he knew it's possibly against the law to put NSA materials on a personal computer.
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The bug was unusually dangerous but of a common genre: it was in Microsoft software, could allow a hacker to seize control of a personal computer with little trace, and was fixed April 11 in Microsoft's regular monthly security update.
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This week, however, the companies that defined the personal computer, Microsoft and Apple, gave us a glimpse of the future and it looks like a return to the past: the PC is going back to being an exclusive and expensive machine.
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Huawei will become the top personal computer maker in the world in three to five years, leapfrogging the likes of Apple, Lenovo and HP, a top executive at the firm told CNBC on Wednesday, just days after launching new notebook devices.
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"I recall in the late '80s, we were all so sure that every discipline of comics creation would switch over to being done with the aid of the personal computer," said Mark Chiarello, a veteran of the comic book industry.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Personal computer maker Lenovo Group said it would miss a target to turnaround its mobile business by March, after earlier posting a quarterly loss due to a one-off charge linked to tax reforms in the United States.
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Because literally every major new industry of the last 150 years — including the sewing machine, electric power, automobile, aircraft, semiconductor, personal computer, software, biotech, mobile telephony, and Internet e-commerce industries — was launched by a small startup with a patented innovation.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tech giant Lenovo Group Ltd on Thursday reported a market-beating three-fold surge in quarterly profit helped by strong personal computer (PCs) sales, and said its production plans had not been affected by the ongoing Sino-U.
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And in 1975, a young man named Paul Allen picked up a copy of Popular Electronics with a picture of a boxy personal computer on the cover; he shared it with his friend Bill Gates, and, well, the rest is history.
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Seymour Papert, a visionary educator and mathematician who well before the advent of the personal computer foresaw children using computers as instruments for learning and enhancing creativity, died on Sunday at his home in Blue Hill, Me. He was 21999.
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There, he met an official who said he wanted a machine that would include everything that was in a standard business personal computer but that would fit in half the briefcase that Mr. Ellenby was carrying with him at the time.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - China's Lenovo Group Ltd is in talks to bring Fujitsu Ltd's personal computer business under its control, allowing the Japanese company to focus on IT services and other businesses, a source with direct knowledge of the talks said.
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However, our new Dragon portfolio includes our latest breakthrough that allows Dragon's Deep Neural Nets to continuously learn from the user's speech during use on a standard personal computer, and drive accuracy rates in some instances up to 24 percent higher.
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He points to the major push the Chinese government is making, and notes the fruits of United States government-funded research in the past — technologies that helped America take the global lead in industries from the personal computer to the internet.
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According to the team productivity blog and podcast, "Collaboration Superpowers," this includes laying out specific expectations for remote workers or asking IT to supply devices, like laptops (instead of using a personal computer), to help separate employee's work and home lives.
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If the digital world seemed to be growing exponentially, hurtling ever faster into uncharted territory, it paused long enough to remember Paul G. Allen, who as much as anyone ushered in the personal computer era as a co-founder of Microsoft.
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The Galaxy Note6203 is a luxurious gadget designed for power users who want a superfast phone with an extra-large screen and excessive software features, like the ability to be converted into a personal computer if connected with a display.
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Mr. Taylor's team built a prototype personal computer called the Alto, and another group, led by Alan Kay, added a software system that pioneered the so-called desktop metaphor, in which documents are represented by graphical icons on the computer display.
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Zhang's role at Apple was designing and testing circuit boards to analyze sensor data, and he admitted to both Apple and the FBI that he took the company's data and airdropped it to a personal computer, according to the complaint.
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In fact, even the company that revolutionized the personal computer industry with the Macintosh has had its share of failures over the years, from an overheating computer to a handheld device that co-founder Steve Jobs hated and comedy writers mocked.
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Within just not even a dozen years, really, if you add up the time, the most activity, you had ... The video game industry was born, personal computer industry was born, biotech — which no one talks about — biotech was born right here.
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The Game Boy-like console is even designed to look like a compact version of the classic Apple II personal computer, complete with a dull gray plastic housing, and a tiny diskette you can actually push to power the game on or off.
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At a news conference in Berlin, the Shenzhen-based company introduced its first line-up of three personal computer models, including a 15.6-inch screen notebook, a 2-in-1 tablet and notebook hybrid and an ultra slim, metallic 13-inch notebook.
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TSA and police inspect people entering a Trump rally in Bloomington, Illinois this morning (Associated Press)Despite Trump's claims that all he knows is "what's on the internet," we still have no documentary evidence that he has ever used a personal computer.
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Horoscopes are a ubiquitous fixture of the internet today, and as The New York Times explained back in 1998, the field owes a lot to online astrology queen Susan Miller — a "personal computer devotee" who created the incredibly successful Astrology Zone website.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Sharp Corp is in talks to finalize a deal to buy Toshiba Corp's personal computer business for around 5 billion yen ($45.7 million), as the Japanese electronics unit of Taiwan's Foxconn seeks to re-enter the PC market, sources said.
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So if Chinese firms designed and made more of the world's chips, and one day controlled some of the underlying technical standards, as Intel does with personal-computer and server chips, China would enjoy a bigger share of the global electronics industry's profits.
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The company said in April that it planned to cut up to 12,000 jobs globally as it refocuses its business toward making microchips that power data centers and Internet-connected devices and away from the declining personal computer industry it helped found.
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In fact, it is clear by now that most individuals have, in one way or another, been affected by some sort of hack or data breach – either on a personal computer or through a company that they have entrusted with their sensitive information.
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While the reasons vary — including the long slump in personal computer sales and slipping prices for online ads — a common theme has been that as these companies have grown into giants, it has become harder and harder to keep up the momentum.
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Members of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee seized on recent media reports that Russian spies exploited Kaspersky software in order to gain access to top-secret files held on the personal computer of a National Security Agency (NSA) contractor in 2015.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn has bought a $1.2 billion stake in HP Inc and is pushing for the personal computer maker's merger with printer maker Xerox, arguing that a union could yield big profits for investors, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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HP, Xerox — Shares of HP and Xerox climbed 1.413% and 2.8% respectively after the Wall Street Journal reported activist investor Carl Icahn bought a $1.2 billion stake in HP and is pushing for the personal computer maker's merger with printer maker Xerox.
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By the 1990s, most of the original pieces in the studio were carted off, while the idea of building one's own equipment grew all the more daunting when a personal computer could do so much of the heavy lifting on its own.
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It was incredibly exciting because right around the 353s, that was the beginning of the microprocessor personal computer wave, and so we were able to invest in Lotus Software and in Compaq computers and other software companies, Intuit, that preceded the internet.
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Many professionals say they use an iPad in addition to a personal computer, and sales of iPads have shrunk quarter after quarter for more than a year, an indication that hordes of people were not trading in their PCs for tablets just yet.
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A half-decade later, at Xerox's storied Palo Alto Research Center in Northern California, Mr. Taylor was a key figure in another technological breakthrough: funding the design of the Alto computer, which is widely described as the forerunner of the personal computer.
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As Tesler explained to Douglas K. Smith and Robert C. Alexander in the book Fumbling the Future: How Xerox Invented, then Ignored, the First Personal Computer, the copy-paste functionality made the tool easy to master even for people new to the mechanism.
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The Apple II was the product that first catapulted Apple to success in 1977, when it became the first commercially successful personal computer and went on to sell between five and six million units by the time it was discontinued in 1993.
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We now know that Comey apparently delayed notifying Congress that the FBI had discovered Hillary Clinton emails on the personal computer of soon-to-be convicted sexter Anthony Weiner (then husband of Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin), prior to the election. 22019.
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When looking back at Olson's 33 prediction and comparing it to the role of 3D printing in the home today, it becomes clearer why he might have thought the way he did — there just were not enough applications to justify owning a personal computer.
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That's a question consumers will get to decide starting today, as Apple releases the first ever iMac — the iconic all-in-one personal computer — with a "Pro" in the name, designating higher specs aimed at demanding professional applications and, of course, a higher price.
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By planting a small amount of JavaScript code in a web browser on a personal computer or smartphone that is merely attached to the same Wi-Fi network as the viewer's device, the film being watched can be identified with almost the same accuracy.
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Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told his successor, Hillary Clinton, that he used his own personal computer to communicate with friends and foreign leaders and sent emails without going through the State Department server, according to emails released Wednesday by congressional Democrats.
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In his deposition, Kalanick said Levandowski originally told him he downloaded the files to his personal computer in order to work from home, but later changed his story, saying he actually planned to use them to ensure that Google paid him a large bonus.
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Even as companies like IBM and Rigetti bring the cost of quantum computing down from tens of millions of dollars to roughly $1 million to $2 million, these tools likely will never become commodity hardware that a consumer buys to use as a personal computer.
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The Sharp purchase and a handful of more recent deals -including an agreement announced this week for Sharp to buy Toshiba Corp's personal computer business for $36 million - indicates that a push into producing its own branded products is one part of the strategy.
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NB: The personal computer was just starting to be thought of around that time, and in a lot of the early Apollo missions everything was done by hand calculations, then later they started to input the punch hole cards into a computer on board.
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Without the restrictions on its behavior that were in the settlement in 2001, Microsoft could have unleashed the tactics it used against Netscape, like pressuring personal computer makers to agree to exclusive deals that would feature Microsoft's Bing search service and exclude Google search.
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The subject has become one of the hottest areas of research and training in the United States these days as increasingly sophisticated hackers threaten not only personal computer security but also the operation of everything from banking systems to water purification plants to nuclear arsenals.
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The case has parallels to a similarly significant action against Microsoft in the 2000s, when it was heavily penalized in Europe and the United States for using its power in the personal computer market to bundle in its own internet browser, boxing out its rivals.
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Earlier tectonic shifts noted by Jefferies included the mainframe era in the 1950s; the minicomputer era in the 1970s; the personal computer era in the 1980s and 1990s; the cellphone/server era in the 2000s and the parallel processing IoT era we're just now entering.
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Today most people know Xerox only as a maker of copiers, but in its heyday the company developed much of the technology that led to the personal computer: the mouse, a graphical user interface that allowed for more than lines of text on a screen.
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He said no, and so, as a resident Methuselah, I explained its roots as the key industry gathering in the personal computer era, where Bill Gates and Steve Jobs would go at each other with smiles on their faces and shivs in their fists.
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Tesler, who died this week at the age of 74, is widely credited with the invention of the basic idea thanks to his role at the famed Xerox PARC, the experimental research center that helped formulate many of the general ideas behind the personal computer.
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In some ways it is a throw-back to how many hardware industries got started and is a little reminiscent of the very earliest days of the personal computer and the Homebrew Computer Club, except Eurorack is approaching a quarter of a century old.
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But he soon finagled a move to the company's new research lab in Northern California, where a group of visionaries was developing what would become the most important digital technologies of the next three decades, including the personal computer as it is known today.
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But imagine if a smartphone or a pocket computer could serve in the role of being your own personal computer that has a CPU, OS, storage and the necessary wireless technology to display what it sees on any screen it comes in contact with.
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Just as the rise of the personal computer led to the now-$300 billion semiconductor industry and the birth of world-leading American companies like Intel, autonomous vehicles will fuel the development of innovative new electronics components, like LiDAR and advanced computer chips, to power the cars.
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